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Once upon a time in old France there was a small vineyard run by a coven of witches.
The grapes that grew there were used exclusively for the production of raisins, and were always harvested under a full moon to preserve the magic properties some of them had.
The witches believed that one full moon in seven was a bad one, and while the raisins made from grapes harvested under a good moon were ordinary (albeit of high quality) and mostly went to general consumption (witches have to make a living too, you know).
Grapes harvested under a bad moon would rot - with one exception.
The biggest and strongest of the grapes would survive to become the legendary.... "Bad Moon Raisin".
The grapes that grew there were used exclusively for the production of raisins, and were always harvested under a full moon to preserve the magic properties some of them had.
The witches believed that one full moon in seven was a bad one, and while the raisins made from grapes harvested under a good moon were ordinary (albeit of high quality) and mostly went to general consumption (witches have to make a living too, you know).
Grapes harvested under a bad moon would rot - with one exception.
The biggest and strongest of the grapes would survive to become the legendary.... "Bad Moon Raisin".
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